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Roddy's Offer of Restitution Refused
On November 2, 2009, the District Attorney officially refused to discuss Roddy Pippin's latest offer to pay full restitution to those whose cattle were taken.
Read the fax by clicking on this link: Restitution Refused
Roddy and Juvenile Diabetes
Born to a mother of Native American descent, young Roddy Pippin was a free spirit in the plains of north Texas. That is, until one day at age six when he became ill and wasn’t getting any better. The diagnosis – type 1 diabetes with a rare complication known as Somogyi effect. Young Roddy’s life immediately changed forever.
As a severely “brittle” diabetic, Roddy would be sickened when his blood sugars would spike, requiring up to six daily shots of life-saving insulin. And he would literally drop to the ground convulsing when his blood sugars fell sharply. Each such event was a terrifying ordeal for his mother as she would frantically administer glucose between his locked teeth in a desperate effort to raise his sugars and save his life.








